Reply To: Add parts and labor to a finished goods part

  • Chris Warren

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    October 30, 2023 at 5:18 pm
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    We ran into the same thing and tried using Assembly Orders as Brad mentioned, but it became very confusing for people to switch back and forth between Assembly and Production Orders, and knowing when to do so.

    Ultimately, we transitioned to only using production orders, and creating separate part numbers during the manufacturing process. In our scenario, it’s not the final FG part number if you’re still actively working on it, so we have child part numbers that are used internally and only convert it to the FG Number when it’s 100% done.

    This method really helped streamline our manufacturing process.

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